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6/29/14, 04:28 PM

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narphenal

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Same.

Custom fit. Blue. Matches my kona. Use it all the time. 3 yrs old now, perfect shape.

Nice, just ordered one. I've been going without one but 100+ degrees every day is really hard to drive in when your whole interior is black, including the shift ball.

Also, Amazon has them for $50 on prime.

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6/29/14, 07:12 PM

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Nice, just ordered one. I've been going without one but 100+ degrees every day is really hard to drive in when your whole interior is black, including the shift ball.

Also, Amazon has them for $50 on prime.

That's a good deal narph. Glad you got it!

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6/30/14, 10:50 AM

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I have one of the $12 ones from O'Reilly Auto. It seems to work pretty well. How much better do the Covercraft ones actually work?

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6/30/14, 03:17 PM

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Bit the bullet and ordered it from AM, should get it in a couple of days.

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6/30/14, 03:48 PM

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I have one of the $12 ones from O'Reilly Auto. It seems to work pretty well. How much better do the Covercraft ones actually work?

No comparison. Covercraft doesn't let any light in is sturdy like board and fits perfectly. I can see the wrinkle in that pic.

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6/30/14, 04:11 PM

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I'm going to buy one when I get paid tomorrow. The 50 years one in the red/rose. So it'll semi match my Mustang. And we can take it to Destin since he'll be parked out in the sun. He'll stay nice and cool for us

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6/30/14, 10:29 PM

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I have one of the $12 ones from O'Reilly Auto. It seems to work pretty well. How much better do the Covercraft ones actually work?

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No comparison. Covercraft doesn't let any light in is sturdy like board and fits perfectly. I can see the wrinkle in that pic.

What he said! ^^^

I have 3 year old cover crafts. Perfect shape and condition.

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7/1/14, 12:33 PM

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Covercraft too.

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7/2/14, 09:21 AM

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I have one of the $12 ones from O'Reilly Auto. It seems to work pretty well. How much better do the Covercraft ones actually work?

If you've found a cheap one that covers your whole windshield well, there isn't that huge a difference. However, I was struggling with finding one that would actually fit our cars' windshield shape very well, so bit the bullet and went with CoverCraft. It ain't cheap but it should last the life of my car and it looks pretty nice.